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An explosion rocked the Central Bank of Nigeria office in Calabar, southern Nigeria, on Friday afternoon after a gas cylinder reportedly caught fire.

Wednesday's blast in Ankara killed 18 and injured 61, not far from the headquarters of the nation's parliament and military.

U.S. special envoy Thomas Pierriello said there are “credible reports” that Rwanda is recruiting and training Burundian rebels.

The video shows two men, one wearing a bright orange airport security vest, handing what looks like a laptop to the suspected suicide bomber before he boards the Somali plane.

Many other passengers aboard the bombed Daallo Airlines flight from Mogadishu to Djibouti were also originally checked in with Turkish Airlines.

Investigators suspect the man was able to use the wheelchair to bypass security screeners at a Mogadishu airport.

The African Union, which had said it would dispatch a peacekeeping force to Burundi, instead will send delegates to negotiate a solution.

Analysts don’t expect the deadly, ISIS-claimed attacks in Indonesia’s capital to derail the country’s economic growth outlook.

A suspected suicide bomb blast near a polio eradication center in western Pakistan killed at least 14 people. Yiming Woo reports.

The cause of the explosion has yet to be determined.

The long-stalled talks — set for Monday — include a government delegation as well as opposition members and civil society representatives.

An explosion in Istanbul, which may have been a bomb, caused chaos and wounded five people on Tuesday.

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Diners and staff scramble to duck under tables and behind the bar Friday as militants open fire in the restaurant, in footage obtained by the Daily Mail.

An unidentified male teacher was stabbed but is expected to survive.

Calls about possible bombs Tuesday night prompted the airline to reroute Paris-bound planes that originated from Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.

U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter also said Monday that a "lone wolf" was behind a terror threat against Washington.

Authorities said Ismaël Omar Mostefai and Abbdulakbak B. were among eight assailants who launched Friday's rampage.

On a cool night in Paris, a series of terrorist attacks left scores of people dead, and a nation deeply wounded for the second time this year.

In remarks Friday, the president said the United States would stand in solidarity with France following the terror attacks.

Welly Nzitonda, the son of a prominent Burundian human rights activist, Pierre Claver Mbonimpa, was killed Friday in the Mutakura neighborhood of Bujumbura, the capital city.